Which course of action would the WTO take if member A tries to impose a trade barrier against member B?

A.

Member A would be suspended from the WTO.

B.

Member B would receive trade grants from the WTO.

C.

Member A would receive trade sanctions from the WTO.

D.

The trade barrier would be considered null and void.

E.

Member B would be directed to issue trade barriers against member A.

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Miya Choi

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15 May, 18:16

Which course of action would the WTO take if member A tries to impose a trade barrier against member B?

A.

Member A would be suspended from the WTO.

B.

Member B would receive trade grants from the WTO.

C.

Member A would receive trade sanctions from the WTO.

D.

The trade barrier would be considered null and void.

E.

Member B would be directed to issue trade barriers against member A.

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D. The trade barrier would be considered null and void

Explanation:

World trade organization (WTO) was set up to ensure that trade among member countries goes smoothly without any impediment. The aim of WTO is to promote and control free trade among member nations.

The body is responsible for reducing duties and other trade barriers for their exports among member nations. When trade dispute arises among it's members, the body settles such dispute. With regard to te above, the trade barrier will be considered null and void because it negate the forum trade policies.

There is also trade negotiation done by the body on behalf of it's members while also monitoring compliance with trade policies.